Daily Leak — July 19, 2026: A suited connector on the button, folded to you
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No board yet — this decision is preflop.
Your hand: 7♠ 6♠, on the button — last to act. Everyone folds to you on the button. You have 7-6 suited, and only the two blinds are left — they'll have to play the whole hand out of position.
What do you do?
- ARaise to $2.50
- BFold
- CJust limp in
Reveal the answer
Raise to $2.50
That's a shark's move — you attack the blinds with position and a hand that flops big. This is where winners print.
Why
Playing too tight preflop means folding hands that are profitable to play — especially from late position — bleeding blinds while passing up clearly +EV opens.
Raising is automatic here: position, fold equity, and a hand that makes straights and flushes.
Option by option
- ✓ Raise to $2.50 — Raising is automatic here: position, fold equity, and a hand that makes straights and flushes.
- Fold — Too tight. Folding 7-6 suited on the button is one of the most common ways players quietly bleed profit. Late position is where you make your money.
- Just limp in — Limping wastes your position. Raise to take control — let the blinds fold, or pay you off out of position.
You fold hands like 76s and KTo from CO/BTN. You bleed blinds and miss late-position +EV opens.
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